Sentence examples for complaint expressed from inspiring English sources
A central complaint expressed in the memo was the "general disrespect of analysts".
That leads me to a second complaint, expressed by a lot of people I know, that Oxford Dictionaries have somehow gotten their analysis wrong.
The complaint — expressed mostly on the left about justices on the right — centers on activities with a strong ideological inflection or an obvious, if unacknowledged, partisan bent.
Natsios also responded to a mild complaint expressed to him that private for-profit contractors should be creatures of the Pentagon not the US civilian Foreign Assistance program.
A common complaint expressed towards providing superficial clinical judgment, tackling merely immediate clinical symptoms, and offering 'quick fix' solutions such as painkillers, while unheeding a broader perspective on the patient medical problems.
Even some of the homeowners with complaints expressed ambivalence.
Mr. Specter cited complaints expressed by the judge in the case, James A. Parker, who said that the prosecutors failed to engage in early settlement negotiations.
Interestingly, the plans don't address one of the biggest complaints expressed by IDEO's test consumers -- that the products themselves are a big part of the problem.
President Bill Clinton said he was sympathetic to many of the complaints expressed by the (peaceful) protesters, and insisted that the WTO process should be opened up to them.
Mr. Ely's comments highlight one of the central complaints expressed by young adults who are poor: that their concerns are neglected.
"As a result of these failures," the report said, "outside advocacy groups devoted to purposes tangential to those of the university were able to intervene to take up complaints expressed by some students".
